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GCC 2017

The 2017 Galaxy Community Conference (GCC2017) is being held in Montpellier, France, 26-30 June. GCC2017 will include keynotes and accepted talks, poster sessions, demos, birds-of-a-feather meetups, exhibitors, and plenty of networking opportunities. There will also be three days of pre-conference activities, including hackathons and training. If you work in data-intensive biomedical research, there is no better place than GCC2017 to present your work and to learn from others.

The full printed program is also available.

09:00

GCC2017 Opening and Welcome Einstein AuditoriumOlivier Inizan • Marilyne Summo

09:15

The Evolution of Galaxy: A Rough Timeline Einstein AuditoriumAnton Nekrutenko • James Taylor Session 1: Galaxy Framework Einstein AuditoriumJeremy Goecks

10:00

Bioconda and BioContainers - Enabling Universal Reproducibility in Galaxy Einstein AuditoriumJohn Chilton

10:20

Building an open, collaborative, online infrastructure for bioinformatics training Einstein AuditoriumBérénice Batut

11:10

An Educational Framework for Galaxy Administration Einstein AuditoriumNate Coraor • Simon Gladman Session 2: Galaxy Framework, continued Einstein AuditoriumDave Clements

11:30

Integrative analysis of hundreds of datasets in Galaxy Einstein AuditoriumGeir Kjetil Sandve

11:50

Galaxy Genome Annotation Project: Galaxy and GMOD for Annotation, Teaching, and Genomic Databases Einstein AuditoriumEric Rasche

12:10

Apollo in Galaxy: Increasing Opportunities for Collaborative Genome Annotation Einstein AuditoriumNathan Dunn

12:30

Galaxy at the IFB: From computing to training Einstein AuditoriumVictoria Dominguez del Angel • Christophe Caron

13:45

Galaxy Community Update Einstein AuditoriumDaniel Blankenberg • Jeremy Goecks Session 3: Tools and Workflows Einstein AuditoriumNicola Soranzo

14:20

The Year of IUC Einstein AuditoriumBjörn Grüning

14:40

Workflow4Metabolomics: Towards an international computing infrastructure and a tools showcase for Metabolomics Einstein AuditoriumGildas Le Corguillé • Franck Giacomoni

15:00

South Green Galaxy: a suite of tools for plant genomics Einstein AuditoriumJean-François Dufayard

15:20

Performing Next Generation Phylogenetic Analyses with NGPhylogeny.fr Einstein AuditoriumDamien Correia

17:00

The Institute of Computational Biology: an overview Einstein AuditoriumEric Rivals Session 4 Einstein AuditoriumBérénice Batut

17:30

Improving Your Text Life Einstein AuditoriumJJ Johnson Lightning Talks Thursday Einstein AuditoriumBérénice Batut

17:36

Galaxy-E : Towards an accessible, reproducible and transparent data analysis and management universe dedicated to Ecology Einstein AuditoriumValintin Chambon • Thimothée Virgoulay

17:42

The Galaxy Gateway on F1000Research Einstein AuditoriumHolly Murray

17:48

GalaxyCat - The online catalog of Galaxy tools across instances Einstein AuditoriumStéphanie Le Gras • Julien Seiler

17:54

Analyzing Relationships among Clinical Factors of Cancer Patients by Regression Analysis Einstein AuditoriumSugandima Vidanagamachchi

09:00

Session 5: Galaxy for Life Science and Medicine Einstein AuditoriumChristophe Antoniewski

09:10

Personalized Analysis of Cancer Data: From Genes to Pathways (and Back) Einstein AuditoriumEytan Domany

10:00

Comparing hundreds of RNA-seq libraries using Galaxy and SeqResults Einstein AuditoriumBradley W. Langhorst

10:20

Approaches for small RNA-seq analysis in Galaxy Einstein AuditoriumMallory Freeberg

11:10

COMBAT TB: an integrated environment for Tuberculosis data analysis and surveillance Einstein AuditoriumPeter Van Heusden Session 6: Galaxy for Life Science and Medicine (continued) Einstein AuditoriumThérèse Commes

11:30

The RNA Workbench - reproducible, transparent, and accessible RNA research Einstein AuditoriumFlorian Eggenhofer

11:50

Interaction Hub: a comprehensive Galaxy-based chromatin folding database, browser, and analysis platform Einstein AuditoriumMichael Sauria

12:10

Mechanizing our biologists with Galaxy and IRIDA platforms Einstein AuditoriumPhilip Mabon

13:45

ELIXIR supports Galaxy users and developers Einstein AuditoriumFrederik Coppens Session 7: Galaxy in today's infrastructures Einstein AuditoriumBjörn Grüning

14:00

Advancing metaproteomics research via community-based informatics development and dissemination Einstein AuditoriumPratik Jagtap

14:20

Making Galaxy User Interface Pluggable with Webhooks Einstein AuditoriumBjörn Grüning • Martin Čech

14:40

A reproducible data analysis environment for next-generation sequencing on public cloud computer Einstein AuditoriumManabu Ishii

15:00

Developing analytical workflows for plant genomics through the integration of Galaxy and Tripal Einstein AuditoriumSean Buehler

16:35

Using visual programming in Cervical cancer data of The Cancer Genome Atlas Einstein AuditoriumThais Talarico Lightning Talks Friday Einstein AuditoriumVirginie Rossard Session 8 Einstein AuditoriumVirginie Rossard

16:41

Galaxy at scale: Analyzing thousands of single cell transcriptomes Einstein AuditoriumMo Heydarian

16:47

ToolDog - generating tool descriptors from the ELIXIR tool registry Einstein AuditoriumKenzo-Hugo Hillion

16:53

Pushing the limits of job flexibility on HPC Einstein AuditoriumCarrie Ganote

16:59

Pulling the Galaxy's Strings Einstein AuditoriumJeffrey Miller

17:05

Using Galaxy as a platform for continuous software development Einstein AuditoriumGeir Kjetil Sandve • Boris Simovski

17:11

Automated Generation of Complex Toolkits for Galaxy Einstein AuditoriumDaniel Blankenberg

17:17

Hack the Galaxy: Data Report Einstein Auditorium

17:23

Hack the Galaxy: Dev Report Einstein Auditorium

17:30

JBrowse and Circos Tool Updates Einstein AuditoriumEric Rasche

17:36

Parsec: Intergalactic DevOps and Analysis Automation Einstein AuditoriumEric Rasche

17:42

GCC2018 Launch Einstein AuditoriumDave Clements

17:50

GCC2017 Closing Einstein AuditoriumGCC2017 Organizers